Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-09
C NEWS NOTES.

Attention is directed to Mrs. J. c. Ellen
sperger's adv. under New To-day"
The Pacific Express Company yesterda,
shipped II bars of Alice valued at $2S,368
Born-On West Copper street, Butte
April s, 1887, to the wife of Henry Ray, 9
daughter.
John Noyes intends erecting a large brick
building on East Park street, ear Wyo'
ming street.
The Mountain View M. E. Church will
give a concert next Tuesday evening to
raise funds to pay off the church debt.
C. w. Scott, of the Union Pacific, was
deeply %engrossed vest erday in stud ying the
mysteries of a new Hammond typewriter.
In Justice Dingevon's Court yesterday D.
G. Lane, complaining witness, paid the
| costs and dismissed the charge against
Tom Hayes.
Messrs. H. F. Carlan Fred Loeber notify
all those in favor of organizing and wishing
to join a German military company to re-
port within six days at Renshaw Hall.
W.. P. Schussler has taken hold OF the
saloon lately known as "Smiling Albert's"
and will conduct it in future on strictly
irst-cla.s basis under the name OF "The
Arcade"
Public Administrator Pascoe applied to
the Probate Court yesterday for letters of
administration on the estate OF Charley
Savage, the old pioneerfound dead near his
cabin a few weeks go.
The Parnell Rifles are notified to meet at
the City Hall on Thursday night to con-
slider the matters which should have been
disposed of at their meeting last Sunday
night. A full attendance is requested.
A jury e%mpanelled in the Probate Court
Yesterday to consider the case of H. L..
Rose, found him laboring under mental
arrangement. He is now in Sheriff Lloyd's
custody and will be taken TO Warm Springs
az soon as possible.
The Eastern Star Donkey Sociable comes
off tonight at Masonic Hall. All young
men who want an evening of unalloyed fun
in the society of some of the most charm
ing women of Butte ought to be
there at all hazards. This is a straight tip
and ZONES direct from one Of the High
Binders.
An unintentional injustice wasdone to the
Metropolitan restaurant yester lay in stat
that the turtle that arrived there on
was dead. Our informant was
grossly in error. The proprietor assured us
that he himself killed the turtle on Monday
evening and dissected it's quivering remains
while yet warm.
Last week Walton & Nichols, the great
wholesale liquor dealers on West Park
street, received 600 cases Of Lemp's export
beer. During the week their receipts OF
freight amounted to $4,000 pounds, or
over thirty-two ont. See their new ''ad."
in this mornings issue. The firm keeps
the choicest brands Of wines, liquors and
and are prepared to supply country
at short notice aud bottom prices.
VIM. Harris, a juror in the Corey gold
brick, swindle case, which came over from
Monday, delayed the District Court an hour
yesterday by non-appearance. A bench
warrant was issued for him end he was
brought in and the consideration o, his
case postponed until the trial was over.
When the jurv came in at 5 o'clock with
their verdict Mr.. Harris was detained until
the case before the Court was disposed of.
The Court then listened to his Excuse, which
was that he was detained by the sickness
Of his wife. Satisfactory proof of this be-
produced the Court excused Mr.. Harris
With an edmonton.